• Home
  • Our School
  • The Program
  • Academics
  • Exchange
  • Careers
  • Parents
Queen's Bachelor of Commerce Logo
  • The Program
  • Exchange
  • Careers
  • Full Menu

Our School

  • Smith School of Business
  • Goodes Hall
  • Kingston, ON
  • Contact Us

The Program

  • Why Smith Commerce
  • Extracurriculars
  • Student Support
  • Admission
  • Program Fees

Academics

  • Curriculum
  • Optional Programs
  • Fields of Study
  • Academic Calendar

Exchange

  • About International Exchange
  • Stories Abroad
  • Partner Schools

Careers

  • Career Advancement Centre
  • Job Acquisition Statistics
  • Corporate Partners

Parents

  • Overview
  • Academic Support
  • Exchange Services
  • Living on Campus
  • Student Wellness
  • Stay Connected
  • FAQs

Parents

Parents

  • Overview
  • Academic Support
  • Exchange Services
  • Living on Campus
  • Student Wellness
  • Stay Connected
  • FAQs

Student Wellness

Counselling Services for Students

Commerce Counsellor

Students can schedule Commerce Counselling appointments confidentially on the Commerce Portal by signing in with their net ID and password.

The Commerce Counsellor is an extension of Queen's University’s Student Wellness Services that supports personal, academic and social development of Smith School of Business students. Confidential appointments are with an experienced professional counsellor who can assist your student with:

  • Adjusting to university
  • Academic concerns
  • Addiction issues
  • Anxiety/stress
  • Grief issues
  • Relationship concerns
  • Sadness/low mood/depression
  • Other mental health issues
  • Career exploration
Counselling

Queen's Student Wellness Centre

Alternatively, students can book with Counselling Services, a service offered by Queen’s Student Wellness Services.

Learn more

Accomodations and Health Concerns

Special Accommodations

For all questions regarding past, present and future accommodation concerns please refer to Queen's Student Accessibility Services. On occasion, there may be a situation beyond your student’s control that compromises their ability to write exams or submit assignments at required times. Requests for special academic accommodations should begin with the student contacting their instructor or, if the extenuating circumstances are of a personal or confidential nature, students may prefer to speak with their counsellor. For further information please refer to Student Wellness Services Policy on Special Academic Accommodation Requests.

Short Term Illness

If a student becomes ill and must miss class in order to take care of themselves, it is their responsibility to inform the instructor. This is especially important if the student misses an assignment, test, or exam, as they must make an alternative arrangement with their instructor(s). Students may be required to present documentation to the instructor and/or the Commerce Office.

Students seeking such documentation should be familiar with Queen's Health Services Policy on Verification of Illness.

Health Services

Students who require comprehensive medical care, travel medicine and education, immunization and referrals for specialized treatment can refer to Queen's Health Services. Student Health Services provides Queen’s students with quality, comprehensive health care in a convenient campus location. Your student can make an appointment with a doctor or nurse or visit the walk-in clinic for urgent care.  They offer a multidisciplinary health team including family physicians, psychiatrists, registered nurses and support staff.

Bachelor of Commerce

Smith School of Business
Goodes Hall, Queen's University
Kingston, Ontario

Smith Programs

  • Bachelor of Commerce
  • MBA Programs
  • Graduate Programs
  • Executive Education

Smith Websites

  • Smith School of Business
  • Invest in Smith
  • Program Portals
  • Alumni Magazine
  • Smith Business Insight

Follow Us

  • Facebook
  • Twitter
  • Instagram
  • Linkedin

© Smith School of Business | Privacy